Web's Largest listing of crowdsourcing and crowdfunding events
Web's Largest Directory of Sites2,355 crowdsourcing and crowdfunding sites
Small World News focuses on developing the capacity of citizens to engage with the international community in crisis areas and conflict zones. Small World News is about empowering global...
A good read which discusses in detail crowdfunding and journalism.
The Daily Dot is a bold experiment in open-source journalism about the biggest and indubitably most awesome community in the world: the Web community.
Live news streams of everything related to crowdfunding. Other benefits: 1) Everything that you need to become an expert on the subject. 2) Access to the resources that you need to perform an...
There is no reason why crowdsourced journalism can’t co-exist with more traditional journalism, as long as publishers can recognise the need to change. And this is happening in a very big way...
Shortly after the video exploded online, Krupnick went to crowdsourcing fundraising website Kickstarter to attempt to raise $4,800 to video distribution. But “Girl Walk” had already been picked up...
OnTheSnow is the world's most visited ski/snowboard portal. The site is visited by over 9.6 million unique skiers and snowboarders a year, and is published in 14 countries. The company also...
From the start, crowdsourcing drove the ideas: “We’ve kind of evolved based on feedback” from the DuckDuckGo community forum. In fact, the criticism that its news sources are a few days old...
"Reporter, the bespoke video solution as designed, customised and created by Userfarm, allows Repubblica to engage with their audience and for their reader to become the reporter" (Paul...
The Daily Dot’s Opinion section will provide a platform for substantive discussion about the issues and topics that affect those of us online and the communities that the website covers. It will...
One example is Ok.com, a crowd-sourced social media movie review site launched this fall, which democratizes movie ratings and offers a parent-driven alternative to the MPAA. Repositioning the core...
By collecting diaries, observational accounts, and responses to in depth questionnaires MO encouraged the British people to become observers and reporters of their own lives, an example of...
An aggregate blog of crowdfunding news and events.
Whether on Twitter, the daily news of accidental reading there is always some reference being made about the number of crowdsourcing websites that are on the web. The numbers continue to grow and...
NewsTrust helps people to find and share good journalism online, so they can make more informed decisions as citizens. Their nonprofit news service provides a wide range of tools that empower...
ViewsHound's contributions have come from many people: from journalists, photographers, artists and poets to political activists, musicians, bloggers and new media agencies. All are in with an...
The National Museum of Natural History's blog ran a story on the team's novel use of social networking to crowdsource their data. Then the Smithsonian Institution's blog, Smithsonian...
What's interesting about Sanofi's new diabetes challenge is its recognition both of the power of the crowd and the importance of data in finding a better way to deal with disease. It puts...
This is sort of similar to American Vogue's recent announcement that they've tapped an "influencer network" of 1,000 bloggers to write about Vogue, products and brands that...
At Shooger, deals are not only submitted by merchants, but crowdsourced as well. Users can submit tips indicating a great deal at a local hair salon or shoe store, and they can add more texture...
Founded in 2010, the industry website, Crowdsourcing.org, is a neutral organization dedicated solely to crowdsourcing and crowdfunding. As one of the most influential and credible authorities in the crowdsourcing space, Crowdsourcing.org is recognized worldwide for its intellectual capital, crowdsourcing and crowdfunding practice expertise and unbiased thought leadership.
